Watts News

Ghostland Observatory's rollicking loops, funky beats and punk propulsion are created by two Austin, Texas, men: a cape-wearing Thomas Turner and his partner in gambol, the wild and pigtail-wearing Aaron Behrens.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is dishing out more than $450 million in stimulus dollars, but they're not all going to Oklahoma companies.

By negotiating with the IRS, The Tax Lady Roni Deutch and her law firm helped solve the tax problems of a group of taxpayers owing the IRS $10.6 million in aggregate.

Cherokee County commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution Monday allowing the purchase of a tractor on state contract.

Sales tax collections are down in Tahlequah and up in Hulbert from a year ago, an Oklahoma Tax Commission report shows.

Just Between Friends is back for all those moms and dads wanting to help other local parents and get some good deals on stuff for their little ones.

Former President Jimmy Carter will be the guest speaker at the first New Baptist Covenant Midwest Region Meeting in early August.

James and Patsy Londagin, of Colcord, Okla., announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Amanda Londagin to Joshua Russell, of Muskogee, Okla.

The House of Prayer Church will hold revival with the R.C. Harris family from Muskogee, Okla., from June 24-27. The church is located at 1752 N. Lincoln St.

Directors of a city-owned Oklahoma company unanimously rejected a settlement offer to a land grab lawsuit centered on 38 acres near Watts, Okla.

Catoosa residents Vernon Watts and Bob White enter the newly opened Walgreens Thursday.

Seventy-seven performances, 32 events, 27 organizations and two months add up to one of the biggest performing arts and music festivals around.

Watts, Okla. The Cherokee Casino West Siloam Springs awarded an impressive $487,422 Wheel of Fortune MegaJackpot on Sunday, May 24th.

When I defend my dissertation in front of a Committee of four OSU professors and earn their approval, I will graduate with a Doctorate of Philosophy in Biosystems Engineering.

Siloam Springs Board of Directors approved increasing water rates for the town of Watts, Okla., after hearing concerns from the town's mayor.

Parts of northern Cherokee County were under water Saturday, but the area may have escaped more substantial damage as rain chances diminished from previous forecasts.